HWID Spoofer
Hardware ID recovery
At a glance
Key capabilities
What HWID Spoofer focuses on before you open the full module list.
Plus 4 additional modules in the operator portal—see the full list below.
Overview
HWID recovery workflow
What this product includes and how delivery works on Windows PC.
HWID Spoofer focuses on hardware profile rotation when you need a clean machine context before relaunching Delta Force after a hardware flag.
Monthly and lifetime USD plans use the same checkout flow as the rest of the lineup.
When to use it
Use when fresh accounts fail on one PC but work elsewhere—not for account-only bans. Pair with conservative cheat presets after verification.
Plans
Monthly $35 USD (P30D) or lifetime $150 USD (P99Y).
Modules
What's included
Every module shipped with HWID Spoofer. Each line is the menu name plus a short note on what it changes.
- Hardware spoofer with cleaner
- Disk serial and MAC rotation
- GPU ID profile tools
- Compatibility scan
- Verification checklist
- Portal step-by-step workflow
- Discord setup support
Experience
In the client · After you buy
Use the screenshots above for HWID Spoofer—below is what each layer means and how access works after checkout.
In-game layers
- Layer A
HWID spoofer
Hardware fingerprint tools before you relaunch.
- Layer B
Phoenix board
Disk, MAC, and GPU ID rotation.
- Layer C
Phoenix WH
Spoofer workspace used on every store.
Guides
Learn more about HWID Spoofer
Curated articles for setup, tuning, and patch-day checks that match this product.
An HWID ban follows PC identifiers, not only the game account. This explains spoofing in plain language and what a hardware spoofer does not fix.
What an HWID spoofer changes for a flagged PC, what it leaves alone, and how that choice differs from buying another Delta Force cheat month.
A 2026 look at Delta Force hacks on this store: aimbot, ESP, loot, chams, ban-risk limits, and $35 monthly versus $150 lifetime on Windows PC.
Delta Force chams for players, AI, weapons, hands, and yourself, plus static color versus RGB, and how that color pass differs from ESP labels.
Camera FOV, third person, arm and weapon scale, crosshair, and combat-mode hides in the Delta Force misc menu, kept separate from aimbot FOV.
How Delta Force loot visuals use item name, rarity, price, a minimum price filter, corpses, and computers without covering the whole raid screen.
FAQ
Questions about this page
Answers tied to what you are reading—visit the FAQ page for every topic.